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N9321C/N9322C/N9323C/N9324C
Basic Spectrum Analyzer (BSA)
Configure your Keysight N932xC Basic Spectrum Analyzer (BSA)
This configuration guide contains information to help you configure your N9321C,
N9322C, N9323C and N9324C Basic Spectrum Analyzer (BSA) to meet your
requirements. Ordering optional capabilities at time of purchase provides the
lowest overall cost.

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Ordering Information
This step-by-step process will help you determine which option numbers to specify when ordering your
Keysight N932xC BSA.
Step 1. Select base model
Basic spectrum analyzer
9 kHz to 4 GHz
Accessories supplied as standard with each
analyzer: USB cable, N-BNC adapter, BNC
cable and power cord.
Basic spectrum analyzer
9 kHz to 7 GHz
Basic spectrum analyzer
1 MHz to 13.6 GHz
Basic spectrum analyzer
1 MHz to 20 GHz
Step 2. Add a preamplifier
Step 3. Add a tracking generator
Tracking generator, 4 GHz
Provides transmission measurement of RF
devices. Output level from –20 dBm to 0 dBm,
in 1 dB steps.
Tracking generator, 7 GHz
Tracking generator, 7 GHz
Tracking generator, 7 GHz

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Step 4. Add reflection measurement capability
Reflection measurement
(requires Option TG7)
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Only available on N9321C and N9322C.
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Provides reflection measurements including
return loss, VSWR, insertion loss, and distanceto-fault.
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Requires the tracking generator module
(Option TG4/TG7).
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Recommended accessories include N9311X201 precision mechanical calibrator (3-in-1
OSL) and N9311X-586 phase stable cable
N(m) to N(f).
Step 5. Add precision frequency reference
Precision frequency
reference
•
Reduces frequency drift for more accurate
measurements; aging rate: ± 1 x 10-7/year.
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Orderable only with initial purchase of the
N932xC base model.
Step 6. Add baseband input capability
Baseband input
N9321C-BB1
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Only available on N9321C and N9322C.
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Optimizes DANL 1 and phase noise
performance in the low frequency band for
xDSL and AM/FM IBOC 2 measurements.
1. DANL: Displayed average noise level.
2. IBOC: BOC: In-band On-channel.